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• Y4 ' ' .. ~> _~. -- ~~ ~L N LIMBER 10,398• DEPTFORD VICTU.iILI.VG-yARD, Dec.. 180. THESE are to give .Notice, That on Thursday, the tet/t of January ?teal, at Ten oielock in the Fore noon, will he put up to PUBLIC 5".11.E, at His ,11alesty's Victualling Yard, Deptford, :wary Lots of the fol'Avine Unserviceable Stores, now lying %,4 the sold Bread Bread Dust Flour Flour Sweepings Pease Pease Sereotings Oatmeal Bakehouse Sweep- Butter Cheese Beef Pork Suet opens Ti,bacco Rice Bitisins Sugar Stares. Mat Pone!icon I og• hrisd Barrel ' Kilderkin I 'lsirrce and 11Ar rt.!: fießt!nit Wine l'lpvs Irkll Tirrcrs and Barrels Board & ticantling &c. • • ings Pearl Bari , •y Preserved Meats Bags and nags Cocoa Bags %%'axed Bags el Deposit of 515 Soap, and Vinegar Stare,. Leapt percent. is to be made (in Cash or Notes of the Bank. of England), upon the antunnt of each Potcit the Urns of Sale, and Me remainder of the parthase money to be paid before the Stores are rem.nied, fur which purpose a period of fiiurtten worhing• rags will be allowed f•oni the dal/ of Sale; the Ilr•yers oarticutarlit obst.rring Mat nut leer than 'one half of` the quantity is to Le taken away on the first seven days, and the remainder in' the seven following days, utherwtse the Deposit Money mill be f,rfeited, and the Str)res retilain the property of the us' no extension'Of time will, on any ail 0111,1, he l(rif The Stores may be clewed during the working ituurA tie Yard, on the three days Preced;lly sing vl Sale. . Catrilok sirs mr.y is had Or u► the t,iLl JWIN BILL, Comptroller. sT.lomAs'i I IosT:TAL _ THE SPRING COURSE of ',P:yr:UR Di will oimmeric, t DAY, lb, 20th initatit. THEORY art PRACTICE or NIEOMINE—Dr. WIL LIAMS' and Dr. ELLIM'SON. AIATERIA. MEDICA—Dr. noo - I'4. CUIEMP 4 TRY—Nho. H. PXIITDN• ,XNATOMY—Mr. (;1210 N tvid Mr. JOHN F. SOUTH. St - ItGERY.--Ml. GREEN. .NII DWIPERY—Dr. LOC: COMPARATIVF ANATOMY—Mr. JOHN F. .;011 . 111. BO PANY—Dr. CLINICAL LE ( ..:TIJIIE`; will be given. uttcrine !t, the Stin.fiem: Practice of this 11 ? ipital, ate aitowrtl I's fit, lfl Yh;lt rtir ParticiHr. apply to Mo. WtIITFIELD, Apothecary to St. Thomas's Hott,itar TURKEY COFFEE; Of Fine Quality, at the following Reduced Prices : RAW 2K. t;tl. per lb. • ROASTED, 3s per do. A E PUBLIC are respectfully informed, that' Government having reduced the duty on TURKEY COFFEE, they may now purchase that Article at the above mentioned RE DUCE D PR ICES, At Messrs. MARSHALL and CO.'S Tea and Coffee Ware. house, No. 12, SouthaniPton.street, Strand, London. LAW LIFE .Is , ' , Utz.lNCE •t)CIETY ASSURANCES (.livetett t.t tH extvnt of 4:writ), up):: tli sidillr Life, And at to peritolit in evvry station. The Assured for Life, after three years, are entitlt d to hare Four fifths of tbc profits added to their Polieirs, or that . apply the same in.reductiun of the Annual Prpoiiato. tiltottAlO•rs may lie . effected upon the Lives of pet sotts re siding at a distance . from London, without a fine fur non. appratanee. . Attendance dmile at the 011icr, No. 61, Lincoln's Inn tea Nine till Four, where Prnspectthes, and every uther information fitly he obtained; they may also he had at tha Officei'of phut of tlte.sn'..eitots in lawn and Country, thruutll whys'). .I,,urances ma) he etlected. JAMES ANDERTON, Secretary. (1 LO BE IY-' , ll[l FIRE, LIVES, PALL MALL an minx Sir George Abcrcron►ltie Jipteph 12orin. Esq. Vepo William Abbott, Esq. Chas. Raymond Balker, Esq. Thomas Barrow, Esq. Jonathan Birch, Esq. Thomas Blair, Esq, Sir C. Cockerel!, Bart. M.P. Thorniss Coles, Esq. Boyce Comber, Esq. John Fairlie, George Fraser, F.)11. George Carr Glyn, Esq. Edward (ioldsmid. Esq. Capital, One Million Sitrling, the whole paid up antl 4 / 4 - vested, thereby affording to the Proprietors 4/ cority .sgsit►st further Coils, and, to the Assured an immediate available fund for the payment of the moo extensis•e Losers. This Company have R./aim:et! the Premiums ur► the Three Ordinary Classes of Fire Insurance, 10 that all Policies of thine Classes hitherto charged At is. are rutuced to is. tid. per cent. per annum. 31. - to 2s. Ss. • to 45, tid. \NCE COMPANY.-- ~,d ANNurrlEs. td CORNIIII.L. te)hinann. Mitt. Chairman. ty ',lnc L. 0.1141.4mh1, EH]. Matthew John Latham. Esq. John Neave, Evq. • William Phillimore, Frederick John Piguu, Esq. John Poyder, Philip Ripley, Esq. Sir Walter Stirling, Bart. James Toddy, Esq: Edward Vain, Esq. The Cornpany's Agents are inst rutted to make the same Reductions, but Farming Stock, if insured without speei figaliuti, Will 4111 tie.ehargeri es. per cent. if a Sum is gor cificd on Stock in each and in each Stack-yard, or with an average clause, it tray he reduced to is. ed. per cent. All Persons whine Insiirunee with this Company beCome due at CHRISTMAS NEXT, 'are request.. d to take Niitice, th9t RECEIPTS for the RENEWAL thereof are n o w r v ady for delivery at the Compitoy's Offices in Poll Mall and Corn hills arid in the Hands of their respective Agents in the Country. Insurances due nt Christmas must be paid un of before the 9th of January next. JOHN CHARLES DENHAM. Secretary. London, December 20, 182:4 LONDON sTov F: GRATE COMPANY, opposite the Ilrbinsion.hotuie, respectfully - return their best thanks to the public for the liberal support they have ex, Pelieubed; and beg to assure thein'that they will unremittingly. endeavour to merit their future favours, by continuing to sell sure:Hof Manufactured Articles, fur which they, since the com mencentiimt of the Establishinent, have given such distinguish ed and decided !woofs. . • They also solicit those who are Building, Famishing, or Alo. dernizing their ilooq::,;, to inspect their large anti diversified assemblage of fashionable Stoves, Fenders, and Fire.irons, both elegant and plain, after the most chaste designs, calculat= ed eitlier for the mansion or the cottage; likewise a variety of Kitchen Ranges, with or without Ovens, Boilers, and Stearn. int Apparatus, either on a small or 'extensive scale, and •on highly appcoved and scientific principles, emb rac i ng e conomy witreal - utility ; smoke, steam, wind-up,, and vertical Roast ing_Jacks, in great variety. The LONDON STOVE ORATE COMPANY beg leave to apprise the Nobility, Ladies, and Gentlemen, that they can have iitoveS, ranges, &c. made in conformity with their own designs, 'anti at 'ivery short notice ; - polinding, staircase and Pliery railing, balconies, iiranclas, &e. executed in the reign ing tam. .Bel i s . and alarurns 4ung on unerring principles, with the ntmost'Precision and neatness; iron chests and bookcases, cooking 'utensils, in copper, iron, and tin, and smith's work in all t It* departments. Ladiel and Gentlemen desirous of ascer ' ,4 'hi.ng. the expence of fitting up their houses in any of the %hove l i - ranches, may he waited on in town or country, andfurf 411 hed with an estimate. Baths,' hot-houses, green-houses, con servator ies, churches, dwellings, manufactories, and warehouses; heated by steam or water, on a system of demonstrative advan tage. Patent Portable IWarin, Cold, and Vapour Baths, of the most simple construction; n, particularly recommended for hoit. P'Lats, schools, bathing.house, as well as private f a milies, the ric h e from 5 guineas to 20, and upwards. The Patent smoke , I • l 4l isersers, - and various improvements for etrectunlV curing P r " chithhies, are to be had at the above itlanufaetorv. set in tope Payment and no. Abaternent.---Stoves and Ranges reasonabln or country, by experienced workmen, on the most e term s _Pfease to tiblerve— The London Stove Grate Qh7r, ando other Warehouse than those mentioned.- 4 hges Stoves taken in exchange. r St's ;1 It': . A • • et•-tt, SATURDAY EVENING, MONEY ON MOR !'(;AGE OF ANNUITY. VE THOUSAND POUNDS and Up wards; or any part (in Sutna not less than £100), will 4idViineCd on Li!'e.lnterests from Marriage Settlements, nit.miniey in the Funds, Wills, Jointures, and itsal E;iate•i ; alio on Freehold, Cupyhold, and Leasehold Pro. pet cies, on lair, just, and liberal ti rms.. Apply persolially, or by Letter (post paid), to Mr. Lloyd, Attorney at Law, No. 4, Adam.;streeti Adclphi. THE El;'l' INDIA-HOUSE. N.. 91, CHEANIDE, LONDON. £.4 - WllitillDG Fii, - ,;(i CO •• • are now supply • ~,,,, the Public wuh TEAS exactly at the 'Whole snit. l'i ices : BLACK TEAS. 11. d. I GREEN TEAS. a. d• Oooil Congou ss. 4d. & 5 8 • Twankay 7 0 Strung to-g,ou - 6 0 Blum Hy., 011 . 8• 0 Firi, I •ung,,u - 6 4 Fine Hyson - 10 1) Stip, ior Convou - 6 8 Young Hyson - 10 0 C; ~ 17 ,,. uelyong - 7 0 Finest Hyson . 12 0 F,,,, g,uichong - 8 0 Gonl.owder, Ng, 14 1 , &16 0 Superior Sonehnne Ii) 0' PRIMR. 11 . 11XEI) TEA, fl , . 4d. - I 6 1 Fine Bei bit e 9s. 4(.1. to .4 6 - it 0 I Torkey - - 4 0 e‘ietos, Ground or Whole, es. .18maica Coffee Vllea Diitt► FASHIONABLE NOVELTIES, PREPARED FOR TilE SEASON BY 12 F. Uttl4l NG and Co. ) 147, Strand.— ILA • It ICH LACE DRESSES, bordered and colonnade, 3 to 12 guineas ; ditto with flounces, arranged to the new style, 5 to 21! guineas, in extensive variety, and from original designs; also squares, scarf's, veils, mantillas, and other fancy articles ; pillow anti bobbin laces, nets, &c.; real black Chantilly and Brussels veils. Cachemere Cloaks, elegantly trimmed, and remarkble for their peculiar softness, lightness, and warmth i • the same mate. rial fir dresses, in every shade, at half the price of merinos. Cachemere Shawls, upon the same principle, without any join In the border, nearly equal to Oriental produce in texture and patterns, although at a less price than the heavy British shawls, with joined borders, and warranted to clean b e tt er . U. and Co. have recently obtained a Patent for an improvement In ladies' Cotton Stockings, which removes the rough woolly surface, and greatly improves the texture. To this approved article is added Silk Hosiery, and a chuice assortment of muffs, pelerines, STRAND, LONDON: Cat RA II A M'S CHINTZ FURNITUILE WAREHOUSE, the.CHEAPEST in the WORLD. Private Ft mill , m, Merchants, Upholsterers, or Retail Drapers, may save Tinny per Cent. in the purehase of the following Goods, and select from a Stock unequalled in England, viz Chintz Furniture and Alenno Damasks, Moreens and beautiful Silk Tabourets, Best Brussels and Kidderminster Carpets, Large Quilts, Counterpanes, and Blankets, Spanish Cloths and Milled Druggets, Russia Sheetings and line Damasks, Table Covers, Dimities, and Window Hollands, Fast.coloured Linings, Fringes, and Tassels, Laces, Gimps, and French Rods. P.S.—Two Thousand _Pieces of exceeningly rich Chintz Furnitures, the remaining Stock o f a P r i nter ( now a Ban k. rupt), to b e sold, together or separate, at 255. 63. a piece, 29 yard, the real value is 18d. a yard. Also; 1500 yards of in. cremable French Stripes for Servants Ileds, at 9d. ayard. An itllugense Stuck of Fringes, Laces, &c. at exactly one half the general trade prices. —No Credit given on any account whatever. GRAHAM and CO. 294, HIGH HOLBORN. I /v- INp LT - a t I N C R DLS G P E andiN' S D A , o ß r i L l y i; S: 6 r fo: M I t L it y e LINEN WAREHOUSE, 77, OXFORD-STREET, not in any way connected with any other housein London. Twenty thousand Pair of Blankets, first size, ON. 4d. ; next site, 81. bd. ; superior quality and extra size, 9s. Ski. the pair ; good Rugs, 2s. 6d. eac h ; extra s i ze, 3s . 6d. ; a very superior article 4s. 6d.; Bath Cloaking, full two yards wide, 2s. 3d. ; excellent, at 2s. 6d. two yards wide; Pelisse Cloths, 2s. 6d. to ss. a yard; 892 pieces stout Calico, 7d. a yard; a fine article at Gitl.; Flannels, Bd. a yard; good yard-wide Welsh and Lancashire, from 10d. to 12d.; with a great variety of other articles for charitable purposes. Damask Napkins, 6s. Ild. a dozen ; Dinner Cloths, 7s. 2d. each; Russia Sheetings, full width without a seam, Is. 10d. a yard; Towelling, 40. a yard; ten boxes of the best Irish Linens ever imported,. French Catnbrics at a grt at reduction ; a good assortment of Town-printed Furnitures, Is. a yard, war ranted fast colours; Linings in every shade, 6d. ; Moreens, I6d. to 21d. a yard; Marseillis Quilts, three yards long, I3s. Ott ; next size, 174. tid., worth 285.; Counterpanes, 3s. 11d. to 12s. each; Diapers, Huckabacks, Muslins, Gros de Naples, Norwich Crapes, Family Mourning, and every other useful article in Linen-drapery, Nercery, Hosiery, &c. &e. Country Orders executed with dispatch. 411 letters must be post-paid. N.8.-Five Thousand Imitation India Shawls, full 2 yards square, 2s. Ild. each. RECTIFIED SPERM OIL, at 45.911. ph' Gallon. UPTON and CO. Oilmen and Ch•emical Co lour Mannfacturers, 64, QUEEN.STREE'Is, CHEAP. SIDE, (near the Southwark Bridge), respectfully acquaint the Public, that they are selling Sperm Oil, equal in purity to Spirits if Nine: it gives the brilliancy of the finest Gas, without Smell or Smoke ; and although it is peculiarly adapt ed for Sinuruhra, French, ani all Lamps of a superior kind, it will he found advantageous for general use in an economi cal point, as, from ifs extreme purity, there is no waste. ele All Casks and Bottles are sealed with Upton and Co.'s name, and such only are genuine. N.B. The following established articles may also he had, vis...-Reduced Mineral Paint, riot requiring to be heated for use, at 15s. per Cask-I.looc Paint 300. per cwt.—The Anti. Corrosive Paints, ground it 4 Oil, of Invisible Green and other colurs, at 40s: per cwt.—Genuine White Lead, 401. per cwt.—etttrot Grass Greens, is. tid. to 2s. 6d. per lb,—fine Chamber Oil, 4c- 7 -Pale Whale, 35.-Common Lamp, is. Eitl. per gallon. D 1 PORT ANT EXPOSURE. THE': Frequent Attempts of " Mr, [Sidney Jobl Van Butchell," a Pawnbroker's Appientice in 1808, a Banker's Clerk in August 1819, to pass (in 1824 . and 1825) for an Assistant of the late Martin Van Butchell, who died in 1814, compel the Eldest Son, sole Executor and Successor, EDWIN MARTIN VAN BUTCHELL, 21 years Surge on A c . coucheur and Surgeon, for the Cure of Fistulae, Piles, Stric. tures, &c. without Cutting, Caustic, or Confinement, esta blished 17 years, at No. 24, Broad-street, very near Golden square, Loncion t at Home till Twelve daily, Sundays excepted; to state he has no Connexion with the said S. J. Van Butchell. D. D. Van . Bluebell, of South-street, died Dec. 1 , 1823. From The Examiner,' Dispatch,' and Pierce Egan's Life in LOndon t ' January 2, 1825.. " It is fortunate for the min generation that the late Martin Van Butchell, (who died in 1814) not more celebrated for his eccentricities than his utility, has not departed ftom the world without leaving an able successor to his practice. Edwin Martin Van Butchell, (Surgeon, for the . cure of Fistulte, Piles,Stric tures, &c. without Cutting, Caustic or Confinement, seventeen years established at 24,- Broad -street, (}olden-square„ L london,) is now ahnost as we ll k nown as hi s -l a t e F a th er , Suc h, indeu4 is the estimation of his Abilities, that a large Society ofJourney- Men Tailors have entered 118211 into, a. Subscription among themselves, in order that their afflicted Brethren may. have the benefit of his practical knowledge and.abilities." (The Tailors have . pahl Two liundredind Ten Guineas, in the last Four Years, for Twenty and One Cured up_to Christ mas, 1825.) Real Life in London, vol. '2. page 587. WINES AND SPIRITS AT REDUCED PRICES. A SAVING of SO to 40 per Cent. JAMES HII, r. ItY and CO. having had the expel-iota, of vi Tears in the Wine and Spirit Trade, hate OPENED PREMISES, No Ji, POULTRY, near the Mansion Hon r. tor the Sale of these aitieles, arid they pre sume to think ti *it knowledge Of the Mntltets wii! enable them ter supply tlie Public - with Whits nod Spirits, Gen nine, and of a el ,ativ superior fluidity to what art u•nally offersisi through the merliiiiii of a Put,fic Athritisruariat,. at • the f.il loss lug for resily GOOD i'Ott \E, I:is per d.lict• ta ; CruAed, three yea. s ire botttp, (1001) S!-f FAR Y. 475.; Very Supeti,a, Sqs. GOOD CAPE WINE, 155.; Cow. Niadeirii. excellent, 91s. Claret per Julie rt . S,uterne, Moselle,•llucellas, and Cal e/teeth), stis. pct. ilog,tr. Clistm pagrio, Sp:ii Wing and Creaming, ;es.; nuJ all other Wines pr cheap. FINE OLIt COGNAC BRANDY, .234. J I(l'tl, 1.35. tid.; Shrub, les. GOOD ENGLISH GIN, toe. Letters. post paid, ioclosing Ittmittances, duly attended to ; and stioalil the quality of any goods purchased at this Esl,,bri,hi n ent not be approved, the money will be imme-, diately rt.? • • EW MUSIC, just published, at 1% FEN. 1.11 TUM'S Music, Opera, Masquerade, and Commis sion Warehouse, 78, STRAND, near the Adelphi S. d. " Why are you Wand'ring here f pray ?" the celebrated Ballad sung by Madame Vestris in the Operatic Co medy of Sweethearts and Wives, arranged as Varia tions for the Piano Forte, expressly for the Young La— dies at Mrs. Seward's excellent Establishment, Rec tory House, Hillingdon, by J. NATHAN - 4 0 Overture to Der Preitchutz, for Two Flutes, with &Bass (ad lib.) - - 2 6 Remember, Love. Remember, the much-admired Ballad, as sung by Miss hove - 1 6 You don't exactly suit Me, (a New Edition) sung by Ma dame Vestris - 2 0 Fentum's Annual Dances, for the Flute, Violins of. Flit . • gcolet, for 1826 - - 1 0 A New Edition of the First Volume of the Hebrew Melodies. A Nev; Edition of Sanderson's Violin Duets, and Operas 6, 7, and 11. (a The ‘Vhole of Mr. Nathan's Music may be had at thie IVarehouse.--A valuable H A i.E'S 11,17 TE to be sold cheep. Drury-Lane and Covent-Garden Theatres Free Admission Tiukets to be sold for the Season, tellickaduait t h e Purchasers on all Benefit Nights, Oratorios, and'for eVeryPerformance. Private Boxes for either of the above Theatres Let out by the Night. ••• Music provided for Quadrille Parties or Balls. THE t7NITED KINGDOM C0A11 0 .4 NY NOTICF, is hpreby, given, that cite DI it EC. Toi;S of this COMPANY, cinifornothlr' to former tiutiticAt , on—to estahlislt si great-ptibhe g4ll/ii —to provide a profitallie intact of Investment tur real Capitsl--,trail to avoid ati vii,tive to Speculation, will procre.! :u Business at the ne‘t Dr( eitificr sale of the East loilliCmrtipany. and are rely to rise Commissions. front the 'fipple on Illy folimviine Tenni, which witi include alt charges, *actin Pu.tage:— FOR CASH. One Lot or more of Any one deseription of Ten, except Bobea /20 5 6 per Chest, One Chest ur more, ditto o 7 0 Commission on Bobea per lb. FUR BILL AT TWO MONTHS INCLUDING STAMP AND INTEREST. One Lol cr more of any one desv.iptlon of Tea, excrpt Molten • • it) 15 • 0 per Chest. One Chest or wore, ditto o 17 0 Commission on Bohm id. per lb. FOR BILL AT TItItF.E 114 NTH. ST.4lktP „. - AND INTERt9I'. One Lot or more of any one description of Tea. except Bolles X() 18 r; per Chest. One Chest or more, ditto I t u Commission on 1,!,11 By Order of the D.tv,:tors, .1.-11F.S BUTT! %'..N I', secretary. 25, Crotched Friars, London. N iv. 7, I, No. 30, STRAND. T HE DIPLOMATIST, 'Olt DANGER. AVERT D. Aix-la•Chappelle her population ponring, Tu view a Female "Eronaut's a..ert.t The pit epatations ev'ry eye devouring— Appear'd 4 noble English Lord, intent Not on Balloon so grand, the while infilling, Butt mission diplumatique meditating. Unheeded then by hint the scene attractive, In /*retie profound, with form inaetiee, Fix'd On the Fronnd each ruminating eye, His Boos by Warren'. Jet high, When to reflected in their glossy Th' intrepid female's danger was tbsplay'd. The actual vessel in the Boots lie view'd, Whil e from the Car by feeble hand suspended, The I..vely Voyager tier life had ended. When rons'ul from thought, het course this Lord pursued, Caught of his arms the interesting stranger, Safe by hit gallantry frown further %hunger. Bewatded with "leanly's grateful thanks, Throng press'd in throne instioch•tudmir tog ranks, The Nublemsn and I, id},gratulatfog— But till turisorb'd wonder while narrating-, This gallant Loud, that this most timely aid Originated iu the tua d shade That et% r emanates tertu `Marten's Blacking. Aix•la chappellt in ta,te tefined not lacking, Apprecimes well the roetits of tits Jet, Where how by eery rank ► rt class respected Is Warren's name,—nor e'er - nail Fame forget The bitiliaot Blacking that a life protected. This Easy Shining anti Brilliant TILACKINI;, prepared by ROBERT WARREN, 3n, STRAND, LONDON ; And sold in every Town in the Kingdom. Bi.ttles. 6d. 104. 124. and each. Mso pAs . rE BLACKING, in Puts t; t i. 124. ind I€d. each. A Shilling' Por No r to 1 , , , ur 14. noun:sof Liquid, which is so much esteemed - for its excellent qualities and sup: , riori,ty ovrr all other Compoitions that hart been offered to the Public. It has the wonderful effect of resturing, in a tcw minutes, every description of Ladies' and Gentlemen's faded Mou'rning, Pack Hats and Coats, Silk Stockings, ()rape, Lace, Silks, tiludir,s. Cotton ) Jean Boots, &c., without i•ljuring the texture of the must delicate article ; it reniuves dirt and grea , e, will retain its virtues in all climates, and for any length. of time., Y CE, Oilman, near the Bricklayer'( Arms, gent Road, London, begs leave - to assure persons who cyistuntly use th e iibov,i Article for restoring Gentlemen's fatisd Suits, that he •is • the sole possessor of the .Receipt for preparitt,; the invaluable and justiy celebrated Mourning Reviver ; at.ii as a proof of its rare and excellent qualities, begs to state, that he has had the most unprecedented deMand for it during the last twenty years. May be had at the Proprietor's Oil and Colour Warehouse ; and and Wholesale of Messrs. T . and C. Butler, 4, Chrapsitle, and ' 220, Regent-street, London ; 20; Waterloo-place, Edinburgh, and 34, Sackville-street, Dublin ; at Messrs. l!:, clay and Son's ;lledical Warehouse. Fleet-Market; Mr. Edwards, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Messrs. Sutton and Co., flow Church-yard ; and Retail by all the principal Oilmen, Druggists, &c. WIDO‘V NVELCII'S FEMALE PILLS bore , .111141111 e it the. ilitoct.. , ol and approbation ut Get.• tiriorit the 3 13 re :Ind v 3 ttuitik Medicine, in rctitoi.tie ohsttortii.tii. and relieving - - other iticouvemettves to which thr termite • trance it liatwk, especially thwtr which at art tat Ot life tttktortitty entry (tutu want of exeiciie, anti grortal , tetwity of the create an apvrtitv, c . orre,:t rentoe, attd lit{ rtilti brad achy, Ate 11.""" U•ellii In eri,ltly CliN• orders. pain% 1,1 I tir st k mqtc,N, ShUltilriS I.lt toredth, anti DMus tatwilt ut the heart. PM - 013%er% Arc tr,p - te.f trd . h. as a t i!fl , rflV authenticity, sits% Directiorit is sigiirj with the name of 6- 1 in writing. cold wholcsale and ltrtail, in Luodon., It% Wielit• twill, Nu. 9.1, P.0,1 - fluster row : Barel'q 411,1 Z5 , u , 5, ':tert M.:r- Let ; Newbtry arid Nuns, St. t,burvh y an t t Z tst t lia uttti Cu. il t iw Ctiw Y rch .ir.d ; 3 t S U , h f"ro'`lJec. , • pppio , t l Byr.d-‘treet ; & Sun, Loit-;•1 4,1 v , '"'" 6 !t,60J GrreL-strert, Noht. ; Itutirr -ris, ► ciiief ut y and Witt Atc-ittvrt ; I:llrettapvl anti M hy r. Fi.iticis 411(1 COO / 0 /) at 9 1. prr *:* it is tit•cpstiry to infurnt She ptibli , : l ll , 4t li}: P.SLEr.N is the utily uli < <ipal taild genu int 11rdikii4v, t,„" Illy !veil by thaw for tuLar than (hilly Prays. _ - 4 O 4O it:lt'''. ..... v,... ..,,,". ~.......„,,,ro . , , ..., ~, ..„ ..;,. _ 0 , ..,.. S I 5. , i 7,' 7 - ... - - si , _ , , K ~" ~....,,,,,p...*„ i . PP . ' r s, .., , .~ y „ s♦ 'JANUARY 7, 1213 UNITE!) MEXICAN tM LNG. AtiSo - - 4.:1)1!1-11' of DI il1i(; t'Ul{S letrti ' 4ive notice, T N hat a ytzttnt-01-1:1V1;- . l'tnitNi OS per-NE %)' RB, bring the Third 1 1 .iyinr7:•., is to mad,: by tiic Proprietors, to Messrs. Bosanquet and Co.,- Lumbrarl,;treet, Bankers to the AsKieia..iotr, as to!lows, - £3 10s. on or before the ist of fcbrunry. £2 10a. - • - lth of Match next. - REATIWIELI), Secretary. N 9. 13, Old Broad-street, Jan. 7, 1826. FOR CORNS, BUNIONs, BitCK iz, - a N , T c S: p ‘ e V b f 11,1°cORKRNLPSILiSSTF - 11 - - 0-y preparedj - fro in:: whet. late Majesty. It is an excellent Remed, for emit. estintr Corns, and g:eintz relief to those who have hsrd tiesby substances at the bottom of their feet, without 'the letist pain or inconvenience, and will prove a very useful! Family Plaster l i fur fresh Wounds and Scalds, likewise for Bonions. Prepared. by G. MORRIS, Chemist to the Royal Flintily, Kensington. sod in Boxes at Is. ti and 2s. 9d. by Bullets, Chemists, 4, Cheapside, corner ut St. Paul's; and 54, tinekville-sticet, Dublin ; Sovory,and Co. lAt3, New Bond-treet, and 220, Retettt-st feet ; and by the principal Medicine Venders throngbont the United kingdom._ or Mimi, Hip may be hint, PERRY'S ESSENi E. which hits brig. ilerLireft in highly respectable .loornain. ro_ be the him{ ever di, e ot rya for the Tooth And Eds Ache." . In B.itties at I-. I 4..trt ful to rt,k for SlOfxis'a finusvaitch Cow: PLAsT, R. KENTMI RAII,WAY COMPANY. A Special General Meeting of ti Proprietors of this Company was held yesterday at the ekibio% Tavern, Aldersgsfe-street, for the purpose'of receiving the result of a ballot taken on Saturday, the 24th Decembir, :TN:cable to a Resolution passed at a previous general meeting. the object of which wax to ascertain the sense of th e s h are h o lders on the ex pediency of empowering the directors to carry a Bill into Par- Lament, for the farther prosecution of the measure originally contemplated.--Sir JamES COCKBURN, Bart., one of the Di rectors, wax called to the Chair. The CHAIRMAN said, that out of two hundred and twenty one shareholders who had voted, there appeared to be one hundred and thirteen in favour of taking the Bill below Par liament, and one hundred and eight against it; it was fair, therefore, to infer, that there was a probable success of the un dertaking. From the favourable light in which railways had lat terly been viewed by. Parliament, there was very little doubt that the Bill would pass, and it was certain that shares Would then, notwithstanding the depression in the money-market, increase in value. The deprerised value of the shares was attributable rather to remote than immediate causes; but, however, those of the Kentish Railway Company were net at that. depler able ebb which some persons had imagined. One gentleman last week had gold 60 shares at the price wifieb demanded for them, and he entertained no doubt,.when the/thick' dense cloud which had so long overshadowed the money marker, had passed away, which he was glad to find seas shortie to be ex pected, there would be no difficulty in obtaining sufficient funds . to carry this meastiminto effete. He recommended a resolo. tion to carry the BM through Parliament, and no further call would be made than the single pound already advanced on the shares. If the 13W, went through Parltament, the Directors would have no power to make a further can, without the con eurrenee of the Proprietors. A SHAREHOLDER—WiII those who tax their names to the Petition incur any greater liability by doire4 so? The CHAIRMAN said, as he was not a lawyer, he wns not prepared to give any specific answe r on t h at po i nt . Every holder of scr i p would, course, have the p r i v il ege o f s i gn i ng. SHAREHOLDER—I am thankful for the information, but I shall not avail myself of the permission. Another SHAREHOLDER—Nor I, I am sure. The CHAIRMAN said, it was of course optional with every gentlemen to do so or not. The Directors, however, were bound to call on them to do so ; but though they " call spirits from the vasty deep," yet will they come ? At the same time he begged to be understood, that although some might not sign, yet tt was not intended to debar them on that account from any advantage which might hereafter Occur on the establish ment of the Company—(Hear, hear ! and applause)—providett 'the future calls, as might be agreed on by the Proprietors, were paid up. Air. Cr.artxt then moved the following Resolution: " That after the Act for establishing the Company shall have been ob tained, the Directors shall not he authorised to take any fur ther proceedings in execution of the measure, without the sense o f t he Proprietors having been niken thereon at a General Meeting, to be called for th a t p urpose. " , Mr. Wastsr, of Leaderiliall-street, said that before the Resolution was put, he begged to ask one or two questions.-- First--What number of 'barn had been paid on ? CHAIR rakw—i think about 8,000, or perhaps shout 7,800, anti all the deposits were paid. Mr. WattNE cornplainect that the accounts had been kept back ; and, although he had called fifty times at the ofilec, be had never been able to see them. lie would rather get u por tion of his money back than incur the risk of losing more. He therefore moved, as an amendment, that the previoutquestion do not be put. * Sir JOHN stivgLL remarked, that the Resolution was in. tended as a check on the Directors, but the Amendment would, have a contrary,efl'ect. Mr. WARNt. Paid it aid not follow us a Matter of course, beitaave those persona who voted for the measure thought proper thereby to expose themselves to loss,. thxt he should put his hand in his,ToCket to provide them with rondo, belota what he had altindy paid. He would now gladly give up hity shares, if 'the Directors' would give him '.!51. Colonel TORRt Ntt raid the money had rot only ben fairly, but economically expended ; a work. o f this nature coald riot be even attempted without sonic cost ; extensive surveys had been mate of the CotintYof Kent, and Owe wire vL4ritios other incidental charges whieh must Mae c onvened the !Uncle before any thing could be done ; however, ,it, dirt not appear that tle Directors had put ;he Proprietary la any expence on their oven account; the Insinuation of misapplication was therefore mani feed,/ "tiajost. . . Mr. Watt'ss replied at some leng' l ', ,ushering to his fret de termination to hold the Director s reepoitsible, toptct to the conversion of any gentlemans oloniori, that wam easily a:- counted for; when a man is elevatett to -a Directorship, l'rus taeehip, or an tiditurphip, he 71)34, clair,ge his p()Altitni, lrnl view things In anoiher.light. Jlt. ir• also raid, he ititerol u l nothing personal to any person concerned. ltbe Au . p. ,, ndu , e " was then put, aril nvgiztived by a majority o f 113 ; the numbers being 23 to 6, —.The original morion was t hen carnol; and after posing a vote of thanks to :h Chair. man, the Aleeting (tit:solved. Thy, I,,H o wi nif in Ptnoranduat is in Sir A M itALTOMOS works:—" It6l, January the 12th. 'Phis dig Limit—General MITIDIA:TON Was relearned k ri him eN ' f• ninfu. nictition, and did tiirn penance in sackeloth Dundetit ,4,tirch artd Colonel ARCM IiAI.D.STnACII AN Watt excatramnie.;tt:ti, and &livered to .the Devil in the church of Perth, on the moue day. PRICE S EVEN PENCE. COLONIAL. EVIELLiGEng, (Prom the Bar 1,., r,? (7,44 e.) BRIDEL.TOWN, Nov.' 24. We' have 'much . pleasure in I qi3g , betuire our reader: address which Fused the flortouraLle Musa of Askieszi6iy its mieting on the 15th instant, in rid), ti the speech deiii , r ed by his Honour the President at the opening of our . Cotaiiiril Parliament, It will be found to curtail a full and just acr, saver to that part of his Honour's speect: in which the wisitru and intentions of his Majesty's Government are submitted for . the consideration of the House. BA R BADOKS. TO THE RON OURAIILE JOHN BitATHWAITE SKEETI # , PRESIDENT, &C. Muy it please your Honour,-We, the representatives of the • people, in general assembly aseembled, beg eo return rot.' Honour our thanks for the congratulations which you were pleased to offer us in your speech at the opening of the pee sent Session, on the 'dispoeition of He 51roesty's Ministeie, daring the last Session of" Parliament, to restore these colooiee to the prosperity they fotnierly erjoyed. We, however, 17.: gret extremely that wu cannot coincide with your Ilimeto; ii expressing our conviction .diat the proeorcts of a return to tnorepropitibus thre; has been realized. If xlratsai , wt re.), ui hope' had dawned upon ee, that dawn is as suddenly overciee * by the repulsive clo u d s o f censure and menace which pervade'' that portion .of the dispatch of the .Noble. Secretary for tlie Colonies which your Ilonour has been pleased to communicate to us, and wide:l'i forms so prominent and so important a part. of your Honour's epeech-censure and menace aimed, as it ai , . pears, exclusively et the House of Assembly, as if the House of Assembly could pass any act, or bad parted the act to whieb his Lordship alludes, without the concurrence arid went of die other branches of the Legislature ; and there is, we are sorry to observe, in this dispatch of his Lortiship'e, an indi rect charge of presumption against the General Assembly, _he. cause they did not frame a bill in exact couforrnity with the experienced judgment of the principal West India proprietot resalent in England." Now, with all due deference to his Lordship, it appears to' us, that we, who are immediately ors the spot, must possess better means of information is to wha... eneesures should be pursued with the view to the safety of the inhabitants, the interests of their property, and the permanent welfare of' the slaves themselves, than gentlemen at a distanee of 4,000 miles-whatever their tormer jurhonent and experietiee might have been, and however, kind elleir intentions-eon, in the Present times, possibly possess. It is a well known fact, that the Assembly of Ilarbedoes had commenced the revision, amendment, and consolidation of our slave code, long before his Alajesty't ord ers i n C ounc il reached this island,-on the receipt of those orders, the Assembly can. tinued their labours, and adopted such of their ir wisiote appeared, at that time, to be consistent with the security and well.being of the country ; arid, at the period when this act • ; passed their house, they expreseed their willingness to adopt every other measure suggested to them, which should be found, on ?unsure deliberation, to he compatible with the interests or ; an although the Assembly were nor, after the reasons as. signed for rejecting th e S c . Vi ncent ' s Stave Act appeared in this island, very sanguine as to the fate of their own, they never thelees expected from his Lordship, a plain and dietinet Mute. meet of his objections to what had b een d one, and which might have formed tie groundwork of future deliberation ; it wail nut expected that, if unfortunately the • Barbadoes Act should ho found totally inadmissible, it would be submitted to the peruse) and criticism of thoee who are well known to he Dot less die ert,:. rules of his Majesty's Government . than they are of the Wet India Colonice, and by whom garbled quotations were made from the Act during the last Session of Parliament-th us f ur . nishing our adversaries with fuel to increasethet flame ofinjuee tics, and invective, which has so long blazed forth against the Colonists in general ; and which, if not subdued by the timely interference, the justice, and pond sense of his Majesty's Go. vemment, can only end in their ruin. His Lordship has been pleased to expatiate at considerable length on the benefits which the Colonies generally, .and the island of Starbadoes in particular, have experience by the corn inertial regul a ti ons recent l y d eterm i ned on in the British Par. liament. We regret, however, that those benefits, are at lerot questionable, inasmuch as the discussions which have of late so frequently taken phiee in the British Parliament on Colonial affitire, have not only determined the value of our property and destroyed our credit, but left us without the necessary funds to benefit by imports, however abundant; the ineetov whereby we were once enabled to make extensive commercial Speculations being almost totally 'exhausted by high duties. . low prices, and other inietintunes which we have so long had - to contend with. .Although we shall ever gratefully acknowledge any benefits. preient or prospective, which it may please his ,Majesty's Go vernment to vouchsafe to us ; and although we obierve with pleasure the reduction on sortie of the home duties which have recently taken place, and the entire repeal of others+, to the great relief of our fellow subjects in the mother country ; yet we must be allowed to say, that the case is widely difilrert with regard to us, especially in the duties on our staple commodities, which, with your Honour's leave, we will pre. ceed to show. When, in the midst of the late arduous and expensive the duty on sugar, our staple commodity was raised to 2,7 a. per cwt., we were told that the exigencies of the State re quired It, anti something, not very unlike a pledge, was held out, that when the nation should attain be restored to the bleee.•. ing•s of peace, we might look with contiderice tbr a corree ponding reduction. We sobniitOd without a murmur fee there is no sacrifice which the people of Barbadoee have no:, at all times, been ready to make for the support of the tin nom cud dignity of' the mother country. riot, notwithetap. ing the nation has been restored to, rind been in 'the cejo). meat of, the blessings of peace for ten yenta, we find our.' selves still labouring under this increased and heavy burden. We admit that the rum duty has been reduced to Ps. ;M. per gallon : but this benefit will no longer be boast ed of, when we show that a puncheon crl one hundred gallons of our rum will not, by the latest priceii current, yield the planter or shipper more than flow rounds-not more than half the first cost ; exhibit the sante 100 gallone of rum pay duty to the Government of no lees a sum than OM'S.. sterlinge no very_ equal division or t h e proceetle, it must be acknowledg ed. 'Whilst on this subject We take leave to notice the duty er impasitien of dit per cent. on the general produce of our isinnd, paid on.exportation-a duty which never has been appropriated in any one instance, that we are aware of, to the purposes for which it was granted, and from which duty the captured and ceded colonies in our neighbourhood ate exempt-an advantage which renders ue unable to compete with them on terms of equality in the markets for our produce. The consideration of these circumetances we however submit, with all possible ference, to the justice and impartiality of his illajesty'e Govern ment ; end should not have Mentioned them on the pre/tent oc casion, but for the purpoee of showing tha t o ur s i tuat i on is by no means so enviable cc some may Mole:hie. But, may it please your Honour, suppose we were to the actual enjoyment of all - the benefits which have been enumerated by the noble Earl, is it expected that, in re. . turn tbr them, we should surrender thae chattered tighte which .we have posseetted for nearly two centuries? Is it expected that we should aixendon the right of enacting suet/ laws as are necessary for our own 'preservation, and the security of our property P Is it expected that oar slave code shall contain no provision for the security of the lives and property of the whites, but be a mere catalogue of indulgan cies to the blacks, who, we are proud to any, experience, ~t this moment, less of care anti more of comfort than the per:. sentry of any country in the world--England herself not enc. toted P This, Sir, would really he expecting too, mach. lte however, such expectati ons had, unfortunately, for us, entertained by those under whose contrerel wie. are play ed-if nothing lees than implicit conformity with otdette its `Council, the ruinous effects of which are published almost daily in the Gazettes of A neighbouring colony- r 4, in short, a plan had been already organ zed for our destruction-4 it is determined that we shall be the victims of fanaticism, par. judiee, and injustice, we must submit ; but neither threats n: t persuasion will ev e r induce usto glut the finiehing - tuiett tv our own political, perhaps. natural, existe n ce • anti we have too touch relience an th e justice of our beloved:1;0;104M to believe that he ever will. We, however, beg so **sure .your Boronr, that if the noble Secretety for the Cidontete will con. de eerie to point out the. defects eriennoibeeyielseteinfettfire:gael•xwiretoit ; tieseti' the late Donee of As:serially, for comeditiatitiwour elan hove, amelioreting elk condition of thet clam of peop,le inunt.dintely dependent upon us, we will take his suggestio ns into cur tastiest consideration-peon:oW, as we Ate, both: )s)r loinuirdly had by interest, not only to do all that can safely be 'areomplistied - for their beneht, but meet, if it be possible, the teietiew of his Majesty's (loi.ernenent; ard to this end, we will readies end earnestly eo.op eee t e w in e the other branches of the Leieisleture.